It's as delicious as it sounds. One look at this innovative design and you'll immediately see a good mix of the new and the old. The Nike Sacai VaporWaffle merges Vaporfly and Pegasus, a design from 1983, creating a classic and comfortable pair with two swooshes almost overlapping. Get ready to cop a pair on 13 November.

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This here is pretty special. Despite staying loyal to its overall design from the previous pairs,  the new Yeezy Boost 350 v2 "Fade" comes in a colourway that can be worn anytime. The pair comes in a brown Primeknit for the brand's sock-like fit, but with a blue stripe at the side. The Yeezy "Fade" isn't a new style to sleep on with a colourway that can be worn with anything and anywhere. Asia-Pacific is getting an exclusive release of Yeezy Boost 350 v2 "Fade". Mark your calendars for the new Yeezy release on 11 November.

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Much-awaited drops in November includes the second edition of Nike Paranoise by K-pop artist G-DRAGON. Only this time, the colourway is reversed from black to white. A few details are changed including the daisy placed on the tongue of each shoe and the black swoosh. And a hidden artwork just below the white upper layer of the sneakers that mirrors the designer's uniqueness. The global release date for the PEACEMINUSONE x Nike Air Force 1 Para-Noise 2.0 is on 25 November.

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Collabs have been predominant during the quarantine, and they just keep coming. But we're not complaining, because this time, three major brands have collaborated to create the ZX 8000 "The U". You'll see hints of Adidas, BAPE, and Undefeated in the details — the signature BAPE camo print, Undefeated in gold on the eyestay and the five strike logo on the heel, and Adidas' three stripes. Catch the heat on 14 November.

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The sneakers that need no introduction. Go ahead and paint the town red this Christmas with the Air Jordan 4 OG "Fire Red". These Jordans can make you look fresh with its Nike Air hangtag and the "Nike Air" branding on each black heel tabs. Loyal to the complete design and details since it first released in 1989, the Air Jordan 4 OG "Fire Red" has a colourway that you could wear even after the holidays. Anyone can grab a pair once the OG drops on 28 November.

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November is just the beginning. While waiting for more, which one are you copping to enter 2021 in style?